Plain layout but very useful place for a one-night stop while traveling on I-44 north of Tulsa. Very quiet as there were no activities at the Expo Center; guess it would be different if an horse show is on. Charming little town of Claremore. Would stop here again if I pass by Tulsa in Oklahoma.

"Plain vanilla" campground, in the middle of nowhere on route 66, but very useful as we were exhausted after 6 hours driving on I-40. Good Wi-Fi access. As we like sleeping with open windows, we wear ear plugs to sleep because of the freeway noise. Welcoming nice old lady who will tell you not to miss the route 66 "monument" in town, impressively restored.

Nice RV park. Lots of trees, nice layout. The great advantage of this place is easy in and out from I-40, which is a disadvantage for the noise coming from the road. Well, if you have good ear plugs, it is perfect!

Easy access from I-80. Very quiet campground, very nice owners. Super clean restrooms and showers. Excellent strong Wi-Fi access on site. Would have give 10 if a few shrubs were added between sites for privacy and green look. Would surely stop here again.

This resort is really a very big business. It covers all the Back Bay area, the campground, the boat ramps, the one-day beach access and the Back Bay Bistro. And they are the only rv park in Newport Beach. We were given a "deluxe small 25x25" perimeter site, on sand, for a 24 ft motorhome. Very narrow, very short and unleveled. Very difficult to back-up on site as the streets are fulled of parked tow trucks and the site so narrow. Separated from neighbors by a chain link fence with dead vines. Extremely over-crowded. Very expensive for such a small site. We will never return to this RV Park.

The customer service, bathroom, laundry, all deserve a 5 star evaluation. Unfortunately, we had very noisy neighbors, people who start their vehicle at 7 a.m. and let it run 15 minutes to warm it up before leaving; it is not pleasant to be waked up that way. It would be a good idea to invite campers to respect their neighbors... For the sites, we would appreciate more green! Few shrubs between sites would be nice to get more privacy. More tall trees, too, for shade. That way, the resort would look less like a parking lot!

This RV park is nearly perfection! Well located in town although we hear a bit of traffic around, everything seems brand new, the hosts are nice, the restrooms and showers are sparkling clean, the laundry fees are low with modern equipment. There is narrow strip of lawn between sites and nice trees that will eventually grow to give shade. I give 9/10 because I'm hard to please! I would have appreciated a few shrubs between sites to get more privacy. Anyway, I would certainly go back there on my next visit to Bakersfield.

Great campground. Very nice layout with lots of trees. This is a real good spot before entering or getting out by the west side of Death Valley NP, with a spectacular view of the Sierra Nevada. Friendly welcoming people. Would certainly recommend this place for a short or week stay.

This campground is not good looking, but it is charming with all the big trees that provide nice shade. The large pool is continually fed with hot spring water coming from a 4-inch pipe at 91°F. Just great. The guy who welcomed us is friendly, the restrooms are super clean and so is the shower. There is a friendly café and bar named Crow Bar at a walking distance. Good and pleasant. We would certainly recommend this place as a stop before entering Death Valley Park by the South side.

Nicest place to stay in Escalante, with wide sites. Extra clean sanitary installation. Nice view with the lake-reservoir and interesting hike to see petrified wood. As we have a short motorhome, this place is perfect. Would definitely stay there again.

This RV park is the perfect place to stay in San Antonio. There is a public bus stop in front of the RV park taking you to downtown river walk in 10 minutes. We had a back-up site along the golf course behind the park and so it was really quiet. Everything is clean, well organized and the rates are reasonable. We spent a week here and will gladly return. I rate 9 on 10 because I wished they had much more trees to provide shade; as it is often over 100°F in summer, it would be a good improvement.

We were happy to find this campground on the beautiful road from Natural Bridges to Capitol Reef National Parks. It was a relief to find this campground with hookups to spend the cold night. Although worn-out sanitary installations, everything works.

Our stay at this park was so pleasant that we stayed a whole week. The weather was very hot and the shade provided by big mature trees was much appreciated. The campground is at walking distance to grocery, pharmacy and restaurants. As we were in 3rd row from the busy main road so it did not disturb us. We would surely stay here again.

This campground is hilly but nice. We were installed in the lower area on grass where no Wi-Fi was available. The problem with this campground is that we have to pay for everything: $3 for a shower, $3 for extra person over 4 years old, $12 for a day-pass to the pool, per person. The frequent trains nearby are very annoying. I would never return here.

We don't understand how come this campground cost so much. We had a plain un-leveled gravel site, no concrete, no asphalt, no trees, no shrubs, no flowers. We stopped here because the Fort Stevens State Park, just across the street was full for the weekend. Over there, it's half the price for full hookups sites! We would not recommend this place.

It is true that this campground looks out of date. However, the lady at the office is sympathetic. The restrooms are old but clean and the swimming pool seems OK. If you travel in a small RV, ask for site 18 or 19. The road nearby is quiet at night, and these particular sites are wide and surrounded by high shrubs of wild roses and berries so it is two very private sites with hard sand ground. Real campsites as it used to be before the invention of big rigs.

Nice campground with tall trees appreciated on warm days. Very quiet surroundings except maybe if there is a fair in the nearby fairground. Restrooms are very clean.

This campground is perfect for a visit to Cody as we can visit the famous Buffalo Bill Museum as well as downtown restaurants by foot. The negative note is that as we have a small motorhome, we were installed in the gravel area where the sites are so narrow that the neighbor sewer is under your picnic table! This is unacceptable. In the asphalted area, sites are a bit wider. Another negative note is that they accept only cash payment. Quite unusual.

This place is charming by the Yellowstone river. It is near the main road which is quiet at night. The restrooms are extremely clean and modern. Remarkable! People are sympathetic. Perfect place heading or getting out of Yellowstone NP by north entrance. This campground is much better that those in Gardiner. If possible, we would have gladly stayed here more than one day.